Events in Danville today

Little ones can explore, play, and make new friends during an unstructured, drop-in playtime. Toys and activities will be available for free play. All ages are welcome, with a focus on babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. A supervising adult must stay with each child. Admission is free and open to the public.

Spend time with fellow card players at a friendly Pinochle session focused on play, practice, and connecting with others. It is ideal for participants who already know the basics, and guidance is available for newcomers with instruction in basic rules, single-deck play, and four-handed Pinochle. Whether you want to strengthen your strategy or simply enjoy a few casual rounds with new faces, expect a welcoming atmosphere and plenty of table time.

Deuce Duo makes an appearance at Sunbury Social Club.

The Music in the Grove summer series at Sunbury Social Club brings riverside live music to the patio in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Open to everyone, the lineup spans rock, country, classic hits, acoustic favorites, blues, and party bands. Food and cold drinks are available, with a new patio menu featured throughout the season.

A community tradition returns as the Milton Black Panthers meet the Danville Ironmen under the lights during harvest season. This annual Tomato Bowl brings the community together for an evening centered on excitement, sportsmanship, and hometown pride. Fans can cheer from the stands as both teams give everything on the field, supported by festival energy and the joy of the season. Halftime activities and a crisp autumn setting enhance the experience, making the game a centerpiece of the week of the Harvest Festival. Families, friends, and school spirit fill the seats to celebrate football and community.

Celebrate local flavor at the Danville Growers' Market on Ferry Street. Local farmers and artisans offer fresh produce and homemade treats, creating a friendly market experience that highlights community spirit and the importance of shopping small.

Welcome autumn at the Harvest Festival Arts & Crafts Festival, a showcase of local artisans and the spirit of the season. Explore booths filled with handmade creations such as pottery, paintings, textiles, seasonal decor, jewelry, and distinctive gifts. Whether you are searching for a one-of-a-kind present, gathering creative inspiration, or simply enjoying the festive atmosphere, this celebration offers a warm way to mark the season.

SUN P.E.T.S. hosts a rabies vaccination clinic for dogs and cats at Shikellamy State Park Marina, located at the third pavilion. The fee is $12 per animal, with payment by cash or check. Dogs should arrive on leashes attached to well-fitted collars, and cats must be transported in solid, well-secured carriers. No appointment is required. If you have a previous rabies certificate, bring it to help speed up paperwork. A portion of proceeds supports the organization’s low cost spay and neuter program. For details, call 570-523-1135 or email info@sunpets.org.

This memorial ride honors Brian and Megin Wallace and returns to American Legion Post 44 for a celebration of life. A Chinese auction is included. Registration is required before departure. The ride fee is $15, with an additional $5 for passengers. All vehicles are welcome.

This event offers a morning of hands-on activities featuring STEAM projects, creative crafts, and games. It is designed for all ages. Participants younger than 12 must have an adult with them, and adults may only take part when accompanied by a child. There is no cost to participate, and attendance is open to everyone within these guidelines. This recurring program takes place on the third Saturday of each month.

A colorful, hands-on crafting session designed for children of every age, encouraging open-ended creativity. The Art Cart is the centerpiece of the experience, bringing inspiration and crafting fun to the Bloomsburg Public Library. Participants can dive into imaginative projects and enjoy a friendly, creative atmosphere.

Irv Ball brings a guitar-forward mix of feel-good tunes to Danville American Legion Post 40. A sunny, easygoing atmosphere sets the tone for a music-filled gathering.

Please note that Vinyl Noize has an age policy that limits entry for guests under 21 later in the evening.

Open to all, this bingo event features rip tickets, 50/50 tickets, and a kitchen serving food. Attendees can arrive early for lunch, then settle in once the games begin. The cost is $20 for 20 games, with two optional extra games for gift cards available at $1 per card.

Tour the Mooresburg One Room Schoolhouse and connect with a piece of local history. The classroom is arranged much as it once was, featuring slate tablets, a large chalkboard, vintage desks, and the bell that called students to class. Walk through the space and imagine the school days experienced by generations of children in a single room. This setting offers a clear look at how the past is preserved and shared today.

Turn a concept into a glowing keepsake in this hands-on workshop led by Karen. Learn the basics of laser cutting and engraving while designing and producing a custom acrylic nightlight. Participants transform their ideas into laser-ready artwork, watch a CO2 laser cut and etch the design, then assemble the finished piece. Personal touches like a name and a decorative background are encouraged. Each project includes a 16-color LED light base, letting you change the hue to match a mood or space. No prior experience is required. Bring your creativity and ideas, and receive guidance at every step from design through assembly. The cost is $35 per student, which covers the custom acrylic nightlight and the 16-color LED base.

Put your own spin on a welcome mat at a hands-on paint and stencil session designed for every age and skill level. Participants receive a mat along with stencils, brushes, and paint, plus friendly step by step instruction in a creative setting. You will head home with a personalized mat that reflects your style. The gathering takes place at Ale House Bar & Grill, and the cost is $35.

This lighthearted gathering is all about fun.

Set along the river at the Sunbury Social Club Patio, the Music in the Grove series welcomes everyone for live music in a relaxed outdoor setting. Performances cover rock, country, blues, classic favorites, acoustic sets, and lively party fare, offering something for many musical tastes throughout the summer. Food and drinks are available, and a newly introduced patio menu is featured all season. Seating on the riverside patio provides a casual spot to enjoy the music at the Club.

Bloomsburg Library hosts a Bridge Club that welcomes players of every experience level. These weekly meetups offer a friendly, inclusive setting to connect with others, practice strategy, and enjoy the timeless card game. Attend with a partner or come on your own. All are welcome.

Savor homemade tacos prepared by Ivonne. Choose single tacos for $2.50 each or opt for a $10 platter that comes with three tacos along with Mexican rice and beans. The regular menu will not be available because the kitchen is closed on Mondays, and this taco night is run by club volunteers. Tips support children’s events and club improvement efforts.

Eating Disorders Anonymous offers a 12-step fellowship for people recovering from an eating disorder. Meetings provide a safe, supportive setting to share experiences and strength with peers on a similar path. Attendance is free and open to the public, and anonymity is respected.

Lego Night offers access to a large collection of LEGO bricks so you can build and create whatever comes to mind. All ages are welcome, and children must be supervised by an adult. This free gathering meets on the third Monday of every month and is open to the public. Bring your creativity and see what you can make.

A welcoming chess club open to beginners and seasoned players alike. Enjoy friendly games, refine your strategy, and connect with fellow enthusiasts in a supportive setting. Everyone is welcome. An online club is also available on Chess.com for those who prefer to play digitally.

A no-cost weekly group offers a welcoming space for anyone living with loss to find companionship, empathy, and community. Sessions are facilitated by Emily Kahn, MSW, a member of the Bloomsburg Public Library social work team, who brings years of experience supporting people through end-of-life concerns and aims to make conversations about death and dying more comfortable. Each meeting includes bibliotherapy, using books and stories to support mental well-being. The group recognizes that grief, including anticipatory grief, is deeply individual, yet sharing with others can ease the weight. It acknowledges the emotional ups and downs that can feel unpredictable, confusing, or isolating, along with practical tasks such as handling finances, wills, and death certificates that can feel overwhelming but familiar to many who have faced similar losses. This program is nonreligious, and people of any faith background or none are welcome to speak from their own experience. Confidentiality is essential, and participants are expected to keep all discussions within the group. Emily is also available for individual appointments. To connect, email emily@bloomsburgpl.org or call 570-784-0883.

Tai chi offers a moving meditation of slow, gentle motions that are accessible to people of any age. This guided session begins with light warm-ups and builds skills through steady repetition while introducing the Yang Short Form. Participants learn three foundational postures and five guiding principles, progressing toward the complete Yang Short Form that can later be practiced at home. The environment is designed to be safe and encouraging, with a chance to connect socially afterward. The program lasts about one hour and fifteen minutes, and it is fine to leave early if needed.

Emily Kahn, MSW, facilitates a monthly conversation circle for older adults seeking connection and support as they navigate both the challenges and the joys of growing older. Each gathering uses thoughtfully chosen books and brief excerpts to spark meaningful discussion. Topics are addressed with openness and sensitivity, with moments of humor to keep the tone light. The aim is to make aging feel less mysterious, build community through shared experience, and draw insight from authors and from one another. No registration is required. For more information, contact the library at 570-784-0883.

A self-contained Dungeons & Dragons adventure awaits at the Bloomsburg Public Library. The format suits newcomers and longtime players alike, with single-session quests that still let regulars grow their characters over time. Tables are led by seasoned Dungeon Masters who foster a welcoming space for collaborative storytelling. No prior experience is required. Core materials are available, and participants may bring their own dice and character sheets. Recommended for ages 12 and older.

A visit from the Children's Museum brings interactive activities to the Bloomsburg Public Library, highlighting Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math. Tactile, curiosity-driven discovery keeps things fresh and engaging, with unique activities to explore.

Explore your Montour County roots with help from volunteers Rebecca and Valerie in the Genealogy Room. No MCHS membership is required to use the room. Research you conduct on site is $2 per hour, volunteer-conducted research is $5 per hour, and copies are 25 cents each. If volunteers complete research for you, payment is required before the results are sent.

At the Bloomsburg Public Library, community members come together for open conversations about recent headlines and what is happening in the world. The focus is on courteous dialogue that helps neighbors connect, make friends, and broaden understanding through openness, curiosity, and humility. It is a space to renew healthy public discourse. Each session begins with introductions, then participants suggest topics and choose the focus by vote. A guided conversation follows clear guidelines and encourages constructive engagement and a range of perspectives. The aim is not to convince others they are wrong, and it is understood that agreement on facts or consistent use of logic may not always be shared. Ground rules support a respectful setting: people take turns speaking, participants speak from personal experience, stereotypes are avoided, questions come from genuine curiosity rather than gotcha moments, personal attacks are not allowed, and phones remain off.

Settle into a chair for a calm, beginner-friendly yoga class created for adults. The session emphasizes accessible movement, gentle stretching, and relaxation at a comfortable pace. It is free to attend, offering an easy way to unwind and build flexibility.

Bring along a knitting, crochet, or other needlework project and enjoy a relaxed session with fellow crafters. All experience levels are welcome, and attendees can drop in at any time. There is no fee and no registration is needed, and the gathering is open to everyone.

Open to ages 11 to 14, this teen-led library club offers a welcoming space to delve into the humanities, exchange ideas, and influence the activities that take place. Whether your interests lean toward books, history, or art, or you simply enjoy thoughtful conversations, participants can step into leadership, create new ideas and activities, and help shape a library experience that reflects their perspectives. Every voice is valued, with an emphasis on collaboration, creativity, and making the space feel like it belongs to you.

Board game enthusiasts are invited to explore new titles or bring back beloved classics. The selection features options like Settlers of Catan, Wingspan, Ticket to Ride, Exploding Kittens, and Uno, with additional games on hand. Newcomers and seasoned players alike are welcome at the table.